Cebu’s office market is tightening as outsourcing firms and other occupiers move to secure expansion space earlier, with limited availability in the city’s established business districts pushing some tenants to consider emerging locations.
The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) has ordered a moratorium on housing loan payments for qualified beneficiaries affected by the enhanced southwest monsoon, Tropical Storm Luis, and Typhoon Maymay.
Ayala Land Inc. is raising its 2026 capital spending plan to P60 billion from P50 billion, signaling stronger confidence in its project pipeline even as residential demand remains selective.
Ayala Land Inc. is leaning harder on malls, offices, hotels, and other recurring-income businesses as softer property development demand pushes the real estate giant to rebalance its growth engine.